U.S. President Donald Trump said there is a "good chance" of reaching an Iran deal as Washington and Tehran continue diplomatic talks during a pause in the broader Middle East conflict. His comments suggest the two sides are pursuing a political opening even as tensions remain high.
According to Trump, the United States and Iran are actively engaged in negotiations aimed at preventing the conflict from escalating further. The focus appears to be on whether diplomacy can produce an agreement that reduces immediate risks and creates a path away from renewed confrontation.
At the same time, Trump warned that the pause may not last if the talks fail to deliver progress. That message underlines the fragile nature of the current moment, with diplomacy and the threat of resumed fighting existing side by side.
The latest remarks place U.S.-Iran relations at the center of Middle East developments, with markets and global observers watching for signs of either a breakthrough or a return to hostilities. For now, attention remains on whether negotiations can turn the temporary pause into a more durable deal.
